Why should I do the EPQ? The EPQ allows each student to embark on a largely self-directed and self-motivated project. It is an opportunity to look deeply at a topic they are passionate about and explore it fully in a range of different ways. Students must choose a topic, plan, research and develop their idea, and decide on their finished product. The course encourages creativity and curiosity. A project topic may be directly related to a student’s main study programme, but should look beyond the specification. A finished product may take the form of: • a research based written report • a production (charity event, fashion show or sports event, for example) • an artefact (piece of art, a computer game or realised design) • a written report must accompany these options. Students must also record their project process in their production log. The process of recording and completing a project is as important as the finished product.
Students can apply to study this additional qualification and is particularly recommended for students who are thinking of applying to university courses with highly competitive entry requirements. Five GCSE Grades 9-5, including English and Maths
How will I be assessed? Both the production and production log will be assessed
About Education Provider
Region | London |
Local Authority | Richmond upon Thames |
Ofsted Rating | Good |
Gender Type | Mixed |
Address | Hospital Bridge Road, Twickenham, TW2 6LH |
Why should I do the EPQ? The EPQ allows each student to embark on a largely self-directed and self-motivated project. It is an opportunity to look deeply at a topic they are passionate about and explore it fully in a range of different ways. Students must choose a topic, plan, research and develop their idea, and decide on their finished product. The course encourages creativity and curiosity. A project topic may be directly related to a student’s main study programme, but should look beyond the specification. A finished product may take the form of: • a research based written report • a production (charity event, fashion show or sports event, for example) • an artefact (piece of art, a computer game or realised design) • a written report must accompany these options. Students must also record their project process in their production log. The process of recording and completing a project is as important as the finished product.
Students can apply to study this additional qualification and is particularly recommended for students who are thinking of applying to university courses with highly competitive entry requirements. Five GCSE Grades 9-5, including English and Maths
How will I be assessed? Both the production and production log will be assessed